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Monetary union, for some less-than-fully articulated reason, changed the rules of the game.
But, with a brief encounter between Sharif and Modi on the sidelines of the United Nations climate change conference in Paris on November 30, the tone changed yet again.
Our world has changed vastly over the past century – and not only because of technology.
But after the Saudis feted him with sword dances and bestowed on him the highest civilian award when he visited the Kingdom on his first trip abroad as US president, he changed his tune.
It has changed how we do business, how we do politics, and even how we change our leaders – at least some of the time.
That bureaucrat does not feel corrupt; he plays by the rules he signed on for when he got his job, and he does not want them changed mid-game.
People in the Middle East and other emerging democracies have definitely changed from their recent experiences, and their expectations have been raised.
Diplomats have always represented the face of their country, but their own faces have changed.
And yet little has changed in its aftermath.
In that role, I can honestly say that he changed the IMF.
If there was ever a level playing field in the global economy, it no longer exists: the massive subsidies and bailouts provided by the US have changed everything, perhaps irreversibly.
The fall of the Berlin Wall changed all that.
Finally, the interest-rate environment has changed.
That all changed after the 2008 global financial crisis.
Great Power status on the Security Council remains a valuable hedge, but in a world where there is only one superpower, the informal rules of the game have changed.
The meteoric rise of digital technologies has changed the global landscape since 2000, when the MDGs were launched.
They may lack the candor of Michael Douglas’s character in the 1987 movie Wall Street, but the message hasn’t changed: “Greed is good.”
If our agriculture sector is to survive, we must follow through on sweeping reforms, including to our agricultural cooperatives, which have not changed in 60 years.
But it had political checks and balances that constrained even the military, and power changed hands on numerous occasions through increasingly fair and free elections.
Ireland’s “way of doing things” has hardly changed, despite the crisis.
In particular, it needs to focus on how the banking crisis has affected the economy’s long-term growth potential, on how the nature and structure of the banking system needs to be changed, on local businesses’ ability to adapt in a credit crunch, and on the mounting social costs of austerity.
First, domestic economic and political conditions in Iran have changed markedly since the last round of talks.
The strategy with respect to the Gulf’s Sunni monarchies has also changed.
But now that she is on the presidential campaign trail, she has changed her tune.
A failure to find common ground under these changed circumstances would weaken prospects for cooperation at many levels.
But everything changed in 1999: President Muhammad Rafiq Tarar introduced a quota for women in the PAF.
By the 2008 Beijing games, the world had changed significantly.
Today, the situation has changed in three important respects.
So, what changed?
South Korea’s liberals also recognize that the strategic situation has changed significantly since the Kim and early Roh eras, when North Korea had not yet become a de facto nuclear state.
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